Your foe's dork, artifact or planeswalker, loses all abilities and becomes a 2/2
This mean it essentially costs you a draw step, and it gives your opponent a chance to respond with a potential shuffle or mill effect
It connects to Paldea Evolved, but Japanese sealed buyers should treat it as its own product with its own card numbering, box price, and collector identity
The test order that saves you from a 300-card regret Before you print a full deck/cube with any new service, print a stress-test mini batch : 23 cards with tiny rules text 2 cards with very dark art (banding and muddy blacks show up here) 2 cards with full-art/borderless frames (alignment shows) 12 double-faced cards if your decks run them Then check: Cut centering (frames even on all sides?) Corner consistency (do sleeves catch?) Text sharpness (readable under normal room light?) In-sleeve shuffle feel (does anything feel different?) If the mini batch passes, scale up confidently
Since targets are chosen before costs are paid, Valgavoth's Faithful isn't a legal target for its own ability because it won't be in the graveyard at that time
Add in damage doublers and you're in for a really fun time